Tsulasa', 01 Rajab 1433 (Tuesday, 22 May 2012 02:36)
Monument
The Monument of Adisutjipto Struggle
A. Overview The establishment of the monument began with the incident on July 29, 1947, when a Dakota VT-CLA plane of the India Airlines fell down owing to a shot by the Dutch during a humanity mission. The plane planned to land on Maguwo Airport, Yogyakarta (today it is Adisutjipto Airport). The death roll of the incident included the ... detail... »
Monument of Nasional
A. Brief Information The monument of Nasional, which is known better as Monas (Monumen Nasional), is one of many monuments that the Indonesians built to remind them of the struggle of Indonesian soldiers to fight the Dutch for the independence of Indonesia. Monas was built to inspire the people of Indonesia and arouse patriotism to ... detail... »
Equator Monument
A. Brief Information The equator monument was built to mark the zero point of the equator line crossing over Pontianak City. Historically, it was built by the Dutch geographer in 1928 to mark the imaginary line of equator. Formerly, the monument was just a simple obelisk on which a metallic arrow. Silaban, an Indonesian architect, ... detail... »
Nani Wartabone Monument
A. Overview Probably most of us never heard of the Declaration of Indonesian Independence dated on January 23, 1942, because the Declaration of Indonesian Independence is actually dated on August 17, 1945, at 56 Pegangsaan Timur Street, Jakarta. No one guessed that if three years before the Declaration of Indonesian Independence from the Dutch has ... detail... »
Thomas Parr Monument
A. Overview Thomas Parr Monument is one of the historical object tourisms in Bengkulu. It is precisely located at adjacent to the Fort Marlborough of approximately 170 meters in the southeast. The obelisk-shaped monument measuring of 70 m2 and 13.5 m height was built by the British government in the year 1808 to commemorate the ... detail... »
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